Rides to dialysis in Sacramento
Recurring, three-times-a-week transport to dialysis clinics in the Sacramento area.
Dialysis usually means three trips a week, at the same times, for months or years. A standing booking with one provider is much easier than arranging each ride. When you call, ask whether they offer recurring dialysis schedules, how long they wait after treatment, and what happens if a session runs late.
To find your nearest clinic, use the official locators from DaVita or Fresenius Kidney Care.
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First Med Transit
Info from company website, October 2026- Wheelchair
- Stretcher
- Ambulatory
Serves Sacramento County, Elk Grove, Roseville, Citrus Heights, Folsom, Rancho Cordova, El Dorado Hills, Natomas, Carmichael
Payment Medi-Cal accepted
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Heart of Gold Non-Emergency Medical Transportation
Info from company website, October 2026- Wheelchair
- Stretcher
- Ambulatory
Serves Sacramento, Placer, San Joaquin, Fresno, Merced counties
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One Access Medical Transportation
Info from company website, October 2026- Wheelchair
- Stretcher
- Ambulatory
Serves SF Bay Area and Sacramento area
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Rapid Response Medical Transportation
Info from company website, October 2026- Wheelchair
Serves Sacramento, Placer, Solano, San Joaquin, Napa, El Dorado counties
Payment Quotes; coordinates with Anthem, Blue Shield, Health Net, Aetna
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SacRT GO Paratransit
Details not yet confirmed- Wheelchair
Serves Sacramento Regional Transit service area
Payment Fare
On Medi-Cal? Book recurring rides through your plan.
Common questions
Does Medi-Cal cover rides to dialysis?
Yes, when the member has no other way to get there. Call your managed care plan’s Member Services number and ask for recurring rides for your dialysis schedule.
Does Medicare pay for dialysis rides?
Original Medicare generally does not cover routine rides to dialysis. Some Medicare Advantage plans include rides; check your plan.
How far ahead should I book?
For a standing three-day-a-week schedule, call providers at least several days before your first session.